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Unable to find manifest for extracted plugin when using make deploy #22614
I have tried it on a variety of publicly available plugins including the ms-teams and github plugins, all succeed building but fail with the same error message -
Failed: failed to upload plugin bundle: : Unable to find manifest for extracted plugin., open /tmp/plugintmp2035330948/plugin.json: no such file or directory
Usage:
pluginctl deploy <plugin id> <bundle path>
pluginctl disable <plugin id>
pluginctl enable <plugin id>
pluginctl reset <plugin id>
make: *** [deploy] Error 1```
Unable to find manifest for extracted plugin., open /tmp/plugintmp2035330948/plugin.json: no such file or director
error when using make deploy on M1 mac - no issue when deploying from Intel based Mac.
This error is pretty strange. I'm also using M1 Mac and haven't experienced this error before.
It's possible there is something going on with permissions to access files in your /tmp folder. Seems like it may be a lack of read permissions for the user used to run MM, since I would expect the initial write would fail if it was a write permission issue. @hanzei Any ideas on this?
Hey @mickmister, thanks for the response. Really appreciate the help trying to figure this out. It's a strange error for sure, and one that I only recently began experiencing.
When I build using an Intel based Mac, I have no issues deploying the plugin. Plugin deployment for both goes to same Docker container running in ECS which makes me think it is something happening locally on my M1 machine. I tried on a different M1 mac and had the same issue.
I have tried downgrading go to 1.18, I have tried setting my node version to 12, 16.13.1, and 18 - all with the same result.
While mattermost/mattermost-plugin-cloud#119 solves the issue for the Cloud plugin, the server code should be more forgiving when it comes to extra files. If anyone from the community is interested in relaxing the rules to fix the issue holistically, they are more then welcome.
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amyblais commentedon Mar 23, 2023
Hi @disco-panda, Would you be open to posting about this either on our Peer-to-peer Help channel or our Developers channel? One of our devs or community members will likely be able to help troubleshoot this issue.
disco-panda commentedon Apr 4, 2023
@amyblais I have posted in both channels and have yet to have significant support, only a message from someone else having a similar problem.
amyblais commentedon Apr 4, 2023
@mickmister @trilopin Would you be able to help with this?
disco-panda commentedon Apr 4, 2023
I have tried it on a variety of publicly available plugins including the
ms-teamsandgithubplugins, all succeed building but fail with the same error message -mickmister commentedon Apr 4, 2023
Hi @disco-panda, thanks for reporting this issue.
This error is pretty strange. I'm also using M1 Mac and haven't experienced this error before.
It's possible there is something going on with permissions to access files in your
/tmpfolder. Seems like it may be a lack of read permissions for the user used to run MM, since I would expect the initial write would fail if it was a write permission issue. @hanzei Any ideas on this?disco-panda commentedon Apr 5, 2023
Hey @mickmister, thanks for the response. Really appreciate the help trying to figure this out. It's a strange error for sure, and one that I only recently began experiencing.
When I build using an Intel based Mac, I have no issues deploying the plugin. Plugin deployment for both goes to same Docker container running in ECS which makes me think it is something happening locally on my M1 machine. I tried on a different M1 mac and had the same issue.
I have tried downgrading
goto1.18, I have tried setting my node version to12,16.13.1, and18- all with the same result.mirshahriar commentedon Apr 7, 2023
I have encountered the same error while uploading the
mattermost-plugin-cloudplugin. I have debugged a bit and found a possible cause for this error.While I upload the plugin, It extracts the tar file in a directory.
This
._com.mattermost.cloudfile is not supposed to be here. The code is expecting only one file.In my case, the
plugin.jsonfile is inside thecom.mattermost.cloudfolder.Solution
tar -cvzfcommand creates._files to store extended attributes. You need to telltarto remove the metadata by settingCOPYFILE_DISABLESo run
COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 tar -cvzfto make tar file to upload as plugin.disco-panda commentedon Apr 10, 2023
@mirshahriar Well look at that, this one simple fix solved my issue - fantastic! Thank you so much for your help.
I see that you have opened a PR to address and it has been approved so I will close this issue.
hanzei commentedon Apr 11, 2023
While mattermost/mattermost-plugin-cloud#119 solves the issue for the Cloud plugin, the server code should be more forgiving when it comes to extra files. If anyone from the community is interested in relaxing the rules to fix the issue holistically, they are more then welcome.
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shubmjagtap commentedon Aug 10, 2023
Hello @disco-panda can i work on this issue ?
hanzei commentedon Aug 11, 2023
Sure @shubmjagtap, please let me know if you are running into any issues.
shubmjagtap commentedon Aug 11, 2023
this issue is related to Mac ( operating system ) im not using Mac , so I think im not eligible to solve this issue
shubmjagtap commentedon Aug 11, 2023
I unassign myself , thankyou.
shubmjagtap commentedon Aug 11, 2023
But accordiing to you if you think as non Mac user , im eligible to solve this issue then please reassign it to me , i will be happy to solve it
hanzei commentedon Aug 11, 2023
As you said, it's a Mac specific issue, it doesn't make sense for non-mac user to work on it.
shubmjagtap commentedon Aug 11, 2023
ok
hanzei commentedon Aug 11, 2023
Please take a look at the other tickets that are available.
fix: tar bundle error on mac silicon